lasveguix (1986) - Andre the Giant

Canvas panel, torn posters, spray paint, acrylic, Posca, unframed, 50x40 cm
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Lasveguix doesn’t just paint—he tears, overlays, and reconstructs. His creations are skins of walls, fragments of urbanity where posters mingle with graffiti, where acrylic converses with spray paint and Posca markers. Each work is a pulse, a street scar transposed onto canvas.

Initiated into graffiti by his cousin SUOZ, he draws his visual language from the walls of Paris and London. In his gesture, one finds the echo of the great names that have marked urban and contemporary art: Jacques Villeglé and Raymond Hains for torn posters, Vhils for sculpted matter, Basquiat for raw energy, Jérôme Mesnager for the silhouette, Miss Tic for the poetry of words, Ernest Pignon-Ernest for urban memory, Jef Aérosol for stencil, Invader for the urban pixel, Obey for the engaged icon.

Active in the street art scene for over twenty years, Lasveguix has managed to forge a universe that is at once punk and poetic. Since 2022, he transposes this street heritage into the studio, creating works where movement, time and collective memory freeze without ever fading.

Known for his singularity, he regularly participates in charitable galas and prestigious auctions — COEUR CENTRAL at Roland Garros, Autour des Williams at Pavillon Ledoyen, Faire ma part, Nav Solidaire, or SOS Préma. His creations reach record sums there, confirming a distinct place in urban and contemporary art.

Lasveguix advocates an art that is accessible, free and vibrant, where each torn piece tells a story of love and positivity.